Author: Sylvester Local

The Board of Directors of Ruth’s Cottage/The Patticake House announce the recent hire of Nancy Bryan as their executive director.Mrs. Bryan brings 25 years of experience in non-profit management to the organization.Board Chair Lynn Lovett of Georgia Power stated, “We are excited to have Nancy join our organization.Her strong leadership skills, knowledge of non-profit organizations…

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The Georgia Sea Turtle Center is offering the public a unique summer opportunity to help guests gain a first-hand understanding of the mysterious world of Jekyll Island’s endangered sea turtles. A program now in its second year, Ride with Night Patrol will allow guests to experience the beach from an entirely fresh perspective. Participants will…

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The American College of Physicians (ACP) honored Dr. Joe Turner with advancement to Mastership during its annual Convocation ceremony at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, CA. Election to Mastership recognizes outstanding and extraordinary career accomplishments. Masters must have made a notable contribution to medicine. This includes, but is not limited to: teaching, outstanding work…

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Dr. Whitney Leigh Headrick graduated from George Washington University School of Medicine & Health Sciences, Washington DC on May 18, 2013, receiving a Doctor of Physical Therapy Degree. The ceremony was held at George Washington University Lisner Auditorium followed by a reception in the Marvin Center Columbian Square. Dr. Headrick completed her internships in Gainesville,…

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A group of 8th grade students at Worth County Middle School participated in The Georgia Peach Teen Book Award program which is sponsored by the Georgia Library Media Association, the Georgia Library Association, and the Georgia Public Library Service.In this program, Georgia teens read from a selected list of books and vote online to determine…

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The WCMS Treble Choir and their instructor Mrs. Leslie Holton presented the Worth County Fire Department and Piggly Wiggly an American flag and a picture collage from their New York trip. Mrs. Sevier, who accepted on behalf of the Worth County Middle School, also received a picture collage from the choir. The students gathered in…

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Mackey Ray Jenkins Jr., 31, has been given a citation for making false reports to a 911 dispatcher after an incident that occurred at Jenkins’ home on Tuesday, April 9th. Jenkins called the E911 center from his home at 122 Jog Road to report he locked his keys inside his house and was unable to…

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